The next generation of the Internet: IPv6
Although there is not currently a shortage of IPv4 addresses in the U.S.A., there is speculation that by the year 2013 the IPv4 (Internet Protocol version 4) address space will be depleted in order to accommodate the new technologies that support the growing numbers of users, applications, appliances, and services. IPv6 (Internet Protocol version 6) addresses these requirements by substantially improving flexibility, scalability, security, and management. A second major reason for the implementation of IPv6 is international competition. Most of the industrialized and emerging economies are moving toward IPv6.
The need for a smooth transition
The transition from IPv4 to IPv6 requires of first-hand knowledge in both protocols as well as experience in their implementation. At TSG we are prepared to make your transition smooth and seamless. Our IPv6 transition team has experience working on the transition of several networks, among them the Department of Veterans Affairs and the ATF.
The TSG business solutions portfolio includes:
IPv6 Consulting: Research, Planning, and Coordination
IPv6 Assessment and Impact Analysis
IPv6 Inventory Analysis
IPv6 Policy and Enforcement
IPv6 Transition Plan
IPv6 Addressing Plan
IPv6 Training Strategy and Education
IPv6 Testing Strategy
IPv6 Network Integration and Deployment
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